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In February a government-appointed committee of experts recommended that America liberalise its patent regime for genes, especially for genetic tests "for patient care purposes".
In the present study, we perform FAIRE-seq using samples from the silk glands of silkworm larvae and BmE cells, generated a map of genome-wide OCRs, discovered motifs present in these OCRs, and analyzed the regulation modes of TFs and their target genes, especially for the silk protein genes.
Thus, the Pi9-Pro marker is advantageous for MAS breeding programs targeting these resistance genes, especially for large-scale population screening.
Haplotype analysis indicated a substantial level of natural diversity for the HKT family of genes, especially for the HKT1 5 and HKT2 3 genes among the Indian wild rice accessions.
Using A. thaliana as an example, we accordingly found that the distributions of STSP and FBX pseudogene members are more clustered and extend closer to the centromeres than are LTSP genes, especially for chromosomes 2, 3 and 5 (Figure S5).
Using gene-specific and genome-wide approaches we found that UPD was frequent for three EGFR pathway genes, especially for KRAS gene (data for PIK3CA mutations were too sparse for evaluation).
Although the localization of LEPR within our QTL region needs to be confirmed, it represents a promising candidate gene, especially for fat-related traits.
Considering the efforts and costs required for the unscheduled DNA synthesis on cultured fibroblasts, we therefore suggest, for suspected XP-C patients without XPC-p.Val548AlafsX25 mutation, genotyping analysis to confirm linkage to XPC gene especially for consanguineous or endogamous families.
The elongation phase of RNA polymerase (Pol) II transcription is widely used to regulate the expression of metazoan genes, especially those for cell growth, renewal and differentiation.
In general, the positive contributions were higher for the mitochondrial genes (especially 16S), than for nuclear genes (Table 3).
Many introns contain within their sequences various non-coding RNA genes, especially numerous genes for snoRNAs [ 262, 263] and precursors of microRNAs [ 264, 265].
